... intention for them to find out what were his political views, even if he had any very strongly defined ones, hettier ne was a Whig or a Tory, whether he thought of the Kelorna BUI as a good or bad bill, nobody would find out that night. He, however, looked ...

... from church. According to a thoughtful weekly contemporary, the Examiner, the most independent and intelligent men among both Whigs and Radicals have during the autumn given up the notion of a £7 franchise, and pronounced for household suffrage. Anything ...

... on the Government while langhing at parties and principles. It is odd that we should owe this newfangled innovation to an ex-Whig peer and a Tory-Chartist commoner. But such is the revolution in constitutional practice initiated this session, and forming ...

... without Gladstone's help ? 9 o'clock.— from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard ! Support Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs 1 March 30.—7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W, (some other prison); down below, got my own ...

... which everybody laughed ; speeches Opposition innumerable, which made men say, till Lord Palmerston died, That Dizzy was the Whigs' best friend. But now, with the training of years, he has developed a sort of second-hand tact by memory, which serves him ...

... concur in denouncing the execution of the Fenian cony icts at Manchester. The Northern WJAj is a marked exception, but then the Whig is Protestant as well as Liberal, and, .moreover, almost invariably takes the rational and common «r«mse view of political ...

... Reform Bill, might be asked, Where'are the Disraelites ? Oh, they've all gone over to the other side. And where are the Whigs? They're all dished. Colonel Fane, M.P., said he swallowed the Reform pill as he did the powder which his nurse used to ...

... Stewart, brother of the present Sir William Drummond Stewart, of Murthly. Mr Drummond was returned by a majority of 458 above his Whig opponent. Drummond was Conservative of the Peel school, and supported Sir Robert Peel in the abolition of the corn laws. At ...

... capital has an overwhelming majority. By what classes of the community are the representatives returned at present? No one, Whig or Tory, will deny that the real power of election is exercised inainiy by the owners of realised property. Labour, whether ...

... well, And everyone admits that I'm a literary swell. Bat I want a place in the Cabinet, and find it is no go. And I tell the Whigs and Tories, too, they won't bamboozle Lowe. O dear no! Not for Lowe, Not for Robert, O dear no That Israelite, Dizzy, is much ...

... notions which have nothing better than novelty to recommend them will not be received now although they may be recommended by Whig chiefs who can no longer control the great Reform question. On the whole the debate in the Lords leads to the conclusion that ...

... confirmed the prosperity of this country that he has the confidence of the great bulk of the middle classes and our most eminent Whig leaders, and yet who by other wise measures for the comfort, the enlightenment, and the moral progress of the working classes ...